Amps that pair well with the Electro-Harmonix Hot Wax

Roland Cube Street

A busking combo like the Cube Street still gives the Hot Wax's transparent, coloring drive a surprisingly portable outlet.

Laney RB3 Richter Bass Amp

Feed the RB3's precise, EQ'd bass platform with the Hot Wax's transparent, full-bandwidth drive so the stacking-friendly grit stays defined.

Peavey TKO 115

The TKO 115's punchy, aggressive midrange gives the Hot Wax's transparent, coloring drive a defined amp voice to push into.

Traynor SB110

The Hot Wax's transparent, stacking drive fills in the SB110's boxy midrange rather than just adding gain.

Ampeg SVT-3PRO Bass Amplifier Head

Hot Wax's transparent, stackable drive gives the SVT-3PRO's thick tube warmth a fuller gain stage.

Peavey TNT-115

Electro-Harmonix Hot Wax stacks high gain on top of the mid-forward already here

Gallien-Krueger Fusion 212

Electro-Harmonix Hot Wax stacks high gain on top of the mid-forward already here

EBS Classic 450

Electro-Harmonix Hot Wax leans toward transparent, and that's a real, usable character to pair with

SWR California Blonde

The transparent tone has headroom to spare — Electro-Harmonix Hot Wax gives it high gain to fill it with

Acoustic 270 Amplifier

The Hot Wax's transparent, stacking drive fills in the Acoustic 270's punchy bass voice without just adding gain.

Music Man 410 Sixty Five

Run Electro-Harmonix Hot Wax into that transparent platform and it finally gets some high gain